South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 151, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 May 1920 — Page 16

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FARM WAGES HIGH BUT PRODUCE TO BRING BIG PRICE

JVcw York State Yield Normal If Owners Will Pay Enough to Get Help. ALBANY. N. V . May 2?. Farms f New York s'at" will produce thMr r. or mal n:riV"!tion to the nation's

Direct State Campaign for Irish Bonds in City

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n-,ai.i ( y f..rr:. ! tlior, sa.ys ofll;i',s f th- Ma!- (lpartmont of ;irm ;i.nd mark -. The offViaN ;rf-ss ih i -f th.it the farmers fir- b qir.nir.i; t r:iliz that their products will command hi;h prices rr.xt fall ur. that tn Is-will induce thf'ju to pay hlh vuk-x to laborers rind to .'.ant at last hm many acres ; in forrr.'r years. The farm workers will be found. f.'y d-j,artrner.t olfici.tls, when the farrnr is willing to pay them the M'.it"; they want. The problem of th ta'iur is the ot of labor lather than nhortaw-, th-y declare. "Wood.-ni n who have been working in th" loginsr camp durinr tho m mtf r nr.' ex;ert'd to ko on tho I".r.Ti- in t h Fummer. Heedes, say ht.ite o racial', the annual "back to tho lar.fr migration from the cities m.i;M h'lj to relive tho labor situation .Mt-ii vho h:iv iff-n lured from th rural romm'initifs and tnwr.s by the higher w.u'is offered in pliops iirif! factory begin to longfor outdoor lif.- whn the warm days coin-. th-y say. and little coaxin u i nel l to make them exh'lr.c- th'ir work on their bench or ni i'-hin1 f"r open spaci of field ;. ml in' a do w. I'lantiiit: has b n delayed but this is attributed tartly tf unfavorable weather conditions. The w as ditf'rulty early in the .prins In obtiir.in scm1, fertilizer, farm implements anl machinery hut the slate etiler;!-! sav thes commodities have been supplied as a result of efforts of the drpirtnunt of farms and markets in cooperation with railroad i'ff'.cials. .V.x ctation that the New York Stat- farmer will sen his duty and bt it thi year is lased In part upon ):U n-eord In 1017 and 191 S whn farm laborers ef the Ir.aft a tre were in the arniy. The state officials say that the firmer never before faced "ach a labor shortage but. neverthe-Je.v.--, the were banner years in crop production in New York .dato as well ;is for tho bank balances for Ihr farmvrs. They declare that if tile farmer will pay the wages demanded, he will receive this year I kk'er p-ofit.s than ever before.

JUUTOXS COPsCERiSEO OVER ITALY'S PROTEST

I. r t "niN-d Press: LONDON, May 20. KorriRn office otllcial.s today expressed dc?p concern over Italy's protest njrainst tho manner f comiuctintr the confort'iicr- of premiers at Hythe ami loclsions r'achf d at th;it meeting. It was admitted that postponement of the Spa conference was probable. An official In close touch with Lloyd George expressed recret that the conference at Hythe had convened without presence, of Italian delegates.

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With establishment of oMlces here by 1. J. Moynihan, of Boston, appointed state director for the Indiana campaign for the sale of Irish republic bonds. South Bend has become headquarters of the state-wido campaign by which it is expected to raise $200,000. An office force established in the Knights of Columbus home, Jefferson and Iafayette blvds., has been busy for a week with the organization of the cities of the state for the drive which opens June L'5 and concludes July 10. Although Judge James K. Decry, of Indianapolis, is state chairman for the campaign, the residence of both the state treasurer, Karl S. Dickens, and the chairman of the state advisory board, David I fluilfoyle, is here. In addition to these otlicers 16 members of the state advisory board are local men. They are Dr. P. K. Mullany. i'rof. J. M. Coonev. Kdmund A. Wills. Miles O'Brien, Neal Welch, J. J. O'Brien, William X. Bergan, II. H. McAuliffe. Oeorge L.. O'Brien, Kev. Cornelius Hagerty, Samuel Unger, John J. Hays, S. Stratigos, J. M. Sullivan. Ixiwrcnrp Lane and Ieo Berner. According to Mr. Moynihan, Indiana can place herself at the top of the list by subscribing her quota in tho alloted time. The nation-wide drive was recently launched and i being carried on individually by the states. Massachusetts, the lirst state In which the drive was launched, subscribed a tctal of more than $2,000. con. while her quota was laeed at $1,000.000. The New York campaign for a quota of $2,500,000 is

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HUNT SON WHO RILLED PARENTS

Ex-soldier of Athens, 0., Murders Father and Mother.

By UnltM Trws: ATHENS. Ohio, May 23. Armed posses today hunted the hills near hero for Ro?s Howard, 32 years old, ex-soldler, who according to police, shot and killed his mother, 70 years old. and fatally injured his father,

TT. years old, on their farm early today. The shooting followed an argument over tho marking out of a field of corn. Mrs. Howard tried to keej. her son from using hin revolver and was phot down, police said. Her husband trie to escape, but was chasd and shot three times and then beaten on the head with the revolver.

WILDE SAILS HOME. By United Press: NEW YORK, Slay 2 3. Jimmy Wilde, flyweight champion of England, failed for home today on the Adriatic.

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1). L. (U ILFOVLi: r?w in propres?. New York city haa t-ub-tcribed $1,500,000 of the amount while the returns from lluffalo and other cities of the state Id expected to bring the total amount far above th quota. The money which is to he raided by the sale of bonds in the United States is to be used for the rehabilitation of the country and the establishment and development of national government, industry and resources. South Bend, which instituted its campaign in advance of the state drive, has .subscribed $5,000 to the bonds. At thp University of Xotre Dame more than $2.300 lias been raised in advance of the opening date of the state campaign.

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